Housing prices especially in California have increase much more rapidly then wage increases and I do not see this as a sustainable recipe.There are many other factors and coming from an analytical background i know there are ways to spin the numbers to make it look any way you want. 

Combine this will historically low interest rates and the fact that many renters who can afford houses are looking to get out of apartments is leading to rapid price increases.While not necessarily the popular opinion, have you thought about waiting until further into next year before purchasing a home? 

The policy that this thread is discussing is an optimized whole life policy which focuses on "rapid" cash value buildup so those dollars can be used as the owner sees fit.

Any savings will be negligible compared to the return I could make on my cash investing it in other properties or elsewhere versus rapidly paying off my low-interest loan.So, you're content to stay in debt and pay over 60% total interest on your loan over 30 years.

I'm a rapid response guy for the company so sometimes I will use this stuff half an hour before it starts raining and it still looks great its an ultra flat so it drys quickly and looks great

Rapid Refinance 4 day loan.

In my last post, I noted that their market share had plateaued because the supply of homes in their price range was diminishing rapidly.

Are you investing in the Grand Rapids Area?

@Tim JohnsonSince you are in Grand Rapids, what do you think about Realtor.com's 2019 forecast #1 Grand Rapids for appreciation next year?

I've always figured rapid growth in the buy and hold model requires a flipping model as well.